New books in the library

Check out the new books in the library here.


ITB Students can suggest new book purchases here.

International Women's Day 8th March

This day is celebrated worldwide and many events are taking place in Ireland. For more information see International Women's Day, Dublin City Council and the National Women's Council of Ireland.

Dublin Book Festival 6th - 8th March

There are lots of events taking place, both in Dublin and around Ireland, during March, including Dublin Book Festival which kicks off on the 6th.

For more information see Dublin Book Fesitval.

Library Ireland Week @ your Library

Library Ireland Week runs from 8th to 13th March, 2010. We will be organising events in the library - watch this space!

Bring a Book, Buy a Book

Well, the books are starting to arrive in the library for our fundraising campaign for St. Michael's House. We have lots of novels and quite a few books for children, so far.

Don't forget to bring in your unwanted books!

Printing in the library

From the 1st March 2010 we will have new-and-improved Kopikat Printers in the library. The price of printing will not change; it is approx 6c per black-and-white page and 25c per colour page. You can buy credit for the Kopikat printers at the library desk; it costs €5 per card.

Adding credit to your account

• Open the Internet browser and click on the Papercut Student Printing link at the top of the page
• If you reach an error page, click on Continue
• Enter your username and password (same as your logon)
• Click on Redeem Card in the left hand column and enter the number exactly as it is on the card (including ITB and all the dashes)
• A message will appear Value has been added to your account

Printing

• Print your document as normal (File – Print). Ensure you select the correct printer: either Library-Kopikat2 or Library-Kopikat3 (for colour printing choose either Lib-Colour-Kopikat2 or Lib-Colour-Kopikat3)
• Open the Internet browser and click on the Papercut Student Printing link at the top of the page
• If you reach an error page, click on Continue
• Enter your username and password (same as your logon)
• Click on Jobs Pending Release in the left hand column
• Click Print for each job that you wish to send to the printer

Bring a Book, Buy a Book

Following on from our success last year, where we raised over €400, the library is fundraising again for St Michael's House.
St Michael's House provides services for people with intellectual disabilities.
The Bring a Book, Buy a Book campaign runs from the 3rd to the 10th March. It works like this: students and staff donate their unwanted books (in reasonable condition please) and then buy other donated books, at a cost of €2 each.
If people do not want to buy books, they can make a €2 donation instead by texting SMH to 57502, or by putting their contribution in the boxes provided in the Library.
You can drop any unwanted books into the Library from today.
All proceeds from the campaign will go to this very worthy charity. Hopefully, we will raise even more money than last year.